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s4.9s NZ $6.50 (inc. GST) • Jf1 E SAIL ABOARD BOND'S DRUMBEAT • TRICOLOR FLIES FOR NOUMEA • NEW YACHT RACE RULES Two days of heavy snowfalls some most breathtaking views. Hairpin after hairpin, the and the chalet was as isolated as lee A thick fog lay on the valley Range Rover's superb power steering Station Zebra. floor like a carpet of cotton wool. proved itself as it increased It was a perfect opportunity Sitting up in the Range Rover, assistance towards full lock. The final stretch to the chalet ''Welcome to the chalet'' we tof!tai~!n. was our toughest challenge. ~.I I,,. I,• ,I,,. • I Mansfield, Virgin snow greeted us all the way. The Range Rover took to it like he sa,u, urea111ng t,,e ,ce. ~f:g~~~d :ya\he to see if the Range Rover was usual pack of tourist coaches. everything it's cracked up to be. Kicking the automatic down Our trip began in the cold, from fourth to third, we took them damp air of pre-dawn Melbourne. one by one. 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Club of Australia :\:,:... , JUPITERS GOLD COAST CLASSIC Remember la st year's gale - well, an expected fleet of 80-100 boats is lining up again for another great race north .......... 6 SYDNEY-HOBART 1989 A new sponsor, new racing rules, new Flag Officers and Directors IMS division and a strong internationa l Commodore: David Kellett line-up for the Southern Cross Cup ... .. 15 Vice Commodore: Les McClean Rear Commodores: David Hundt GLAMOROUS SYDNEY BOAT SHOW Gordon Marshall Darling Harbour venue added new status and glamour to Sydney's Internationa l Treasurer: Leigh Minehan Boat Show, and attracted big crowds ..... .. ... ............... ..... ..... ................ 28 Directors: Alan Brown Maurice Cameron ONE TON CUP IN NAPLES Richard Cawse David Fuller "Casino Racing" is how one yachtsman described the lucky and unlucky breaks at Donald Graham the 1989 One Ton Cup off Nap les, but it was a great fleet .......................... 29 Gary Linacre TRICOLOR FLIES FOR FRANCE General Manager: John Terry French yachts dominated results after gale-battered C lub Med Australia-New Club Committees Ca ledonia Ocean Race, with a glamorous winner in Anic Da-Ros ... .............. 32 Management & Finance: D. Kellett (Chairman) DRUMBEAT JOINS THE MAXIS Sailing: G. Marshall (Chairman Editor Peter Campbell records his impressions ofsailing aboard Alan Bond's new House: L. McClean (Chairman) maxi off Fremantle ......... ............... .. , ................................. ........ 58 Development: R. Cawse (Chairman) Publications: A. Brown (Chairman) Membership: A. Brown (Chairman) Yard & Marina: D. Fuller (Chairman) Sydney-Hobart Race: G. Marshall (Chairman) Youth Sailing: M. Cameron (Chairman) Delegate to the Offshore Committee Y.A. N.S.W: NEWS - The latest offshore yachting news from our Australian and D. Kellett (Chairman) international sources ....................................... ... ......... ..... ............. 17 Sailing Secretary: Bob Brenac Cruising Yacht Club of Australia NOT THE CUSTOMS HOUSE AGAIN New Beach Road, Rik Dovey finds his ultimat sailing craft ............... .. ............................. 40 Darling Point, NSW 2027 Telephone: (02) 32 9731 Telex: 72278 SEA YSEA DESIGNS - Admiral's Cup sparks a flurry of new designs ... .. ............ 45 Fax:(02) 32 9745 4 - OFFSHORE - AUGUST/SEPTEMBER 1989 Publisher MAX PRESS WHITBREAD Editor ROUND-THE-WORLD PETER CAMPBELL RACE Art Director A smaller than expected.fleet of GREG MEEK 26 yachts will set sa il from Production BOBZOOMER So uthhampton on September 2 in th e Photography 33, 000nautical mile endurance race, DAVID CLARE with a stopover at Fremantle in Published by Western Australia ........... ..... .. 46 PLUS our spectacular co lour gatejoldfeaturing one of the New Zealand entries for the Whitbread, 191 Arthur St, Homebush West, 2140. 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  • Catalac Catamaran Company Brochure

    Catalac Catamaran Company Brochure

    TOM LACK CATAMARANS LTD SILVER ANNIVERSARY Above right: The 9 metre Catalac in a light breeze Right: A comfortable and well equipped steering position on the 10 metre Catalac Far right: A large and safe cockpil for all the family on the 8 metre Calalac. SILVER ANNIVERSARY The Lack family has been building Cruising Catamarans for the past twenty-five years. Following the successful development with Bill O'Brien of the Bobcat in the TOM LACK sixties, Tom Lack Catamarans Ltd was formed in 1970. The company is located in a delightful boatyard alongside the quay of the Dorset coastal town of Christchurch. Despite its growth in recent years the company remains a family run business headed CATAMARANS by its founders Tom and Mary Lack and their sons Bruce and William. One of Tom Lack's aims in designing the Catalac range was to combine sailing LTD performance with comfortable and adaptable accommodation. The practical and spacious interior layouts as seen here, enhance the quality of life afloat and offer the The Quay, Christchurch, Dorset BH231BY. owner the opportunity to entertain family and friends in comfort and style. A high Telephone: (0202) 477414/5/6/7. Telex: proportion of Catalac owners buy their boats with the needs of their family in mind 418297 Tomcats. and are seeking a safe but fast boat with good accommodation. With over 500 Catalacs built and a high proportion still in the hands of the original owners this requirement has been well satisfied by the four boats in the current range. The family feeling has extended to an active owners association which arranges many events including rallies, races and parties which are well-attended.